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GEoroN, N. Y, Jan. 6, Iss6.-Two years ago,
had indigestion aud constipation, and had to
use a syringe, three or four times day, for
months, Kidneys also. very, very bad. Took
Warmers safe cure and Warmers safe pills. and
was at once on the road TO recoyery.-D. o.
CLOUGH.
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Seul-Auuual ylSitor

CLEVELAND, o., Oct 80, ISs5-For twelve
years, Spring and Fall, / was troubled with Sc
we're and distressing headaches, caused by de-
ranged liver. Took dozen bottles OF Warmers
safe cure. My liver was restored. Never have
had return of the bad spells-C. WIN.
FROMM
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To introduce them. we will give away 1000
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THE FROG AND THE sPmEr

FRnnSDs or 1IIE &C: Last evening read Ia.
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

All that We know of colofi it's eauses
ard effects, II ID connection With The
wave theory 81 light Color depends
upon tho number 81 light waves re-
flscted from amy ohect lmpinging d Il.
on the retina Of tho eye, ID red there
are about 10000 waves 10 the inch,
and these win strike the eye a The
rate og 447 millions Of millions of pull
sations per second. In violet there
are 81 900 waves u the inch, and 690
millions OF millions Of pulsatious per
second. The other colora have wave
lights intermediate between these two
Color does not, therefore, eXist either
in the object Or in the BRAIN or mind
Of the observer TITS an effect There
can be no appearance If FIRE on q
desert island where there is 40 eye
within seeing distance. The chemical
process called combustion goes on,
but there is no appearance of the
flame save when its light waves strike
upon the retiua'of on eye Color
blindness i peculiar 70 some people
who cannot distinguish colors.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

The story il now 6elng told a Il con.
scientioas sitting mat ID New England
town years ago 6ien. tlie hig nsisa
1of tie town, liad b daughter who wits
educated iii Boston Once she bgoaght
bone with her 4 lever, 4 Boston riaTl.
now q merchant Of iris city Fie went
10 church with her, Sat ii the Same pew
and when the first hyfaH @ss given ont
found Il and handed tlie hymn book to
her she bowed, and took IL Second
hymn, the esfue. Tic old titlfing man
looked ana fraWned, but did moi quite
lsla To 0ffeR-l Gen. IA But Tie thought
IL over aud over, and bis conscience aGt-
cused him * being .reapecter 81 per-
sons. He took his seat in the Afternoon
resolved to do bis duty fealie.sly Tie
hymn was given out The Young man
found n and handed the book 10 Miss
HI; she bowed and toalg IL Rap, ray,
rap went the old mans stick. Then
pointing Is Gen. Il. & pew. You, yoI,-s-
/ mean Gen. II 4 gal and her Boston
heaul None 0f your csslayings on here,
/ say. New York Sen
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08
rl,o fs,,k. M T,,,ro,,,.

Aftsr co0plirnentIng one of the chefs
on iiis consumnnate skin ii preparing d
whole turkey II such transparent Jelly
thin iteeainea under d glass case, veia-
turea ID ask hira how tise cooks of other
countries compared with the French
With smile n Indulgence, he replied
that a French cook was at the head n
every foreign kitchen Of distinction, and
reminded me, beginning with the name
If the queen q England, that every
crowned head il Europe possessed one ef
those ARTISTS. However, biz added,
lin England one may have d roast well
turned hr a natfye, Id Germany potaee
may BIZ iutrusted 10 d medium Gerruan
cook, and ia Italy wil So 80 far as To
say il world he pgesulilptuons e attempt
the preparation ~ pastes against IN
italian chef After tfat you can draw
the ladder Whitehall Review.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08
Dia,enitte. N science.

Even the most lsirned men, froun the
BUNDLE one shirted sagant ID the great
scientists among the crowned heads and
cracked heads, have never been chile 20
tell whnt causes the wonderful northern
lights, yet 10 solye that great problem is
a mere bagatelle when cegaIsred 20 the
task of IFeserlhing formula that viii
cause the mid fabbitof Kansas toeachew
tho succt,lelA bark ~ the young and
tender apple tree. 81, paul Herald
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

Speaker Carlisle says frankly THAT
President oleveland's contemplated
Western and Southern tour means
conquest In other words, 1t is 10 Be
an electioneering expedition in the
plainest and most aggressive sense 81
the term. This view Of the matter is
confirmed by the fact that at every
point where reception is to take
place the arrangements are Of strict
y partisan character, and only Demo.
Gratis Of approved soundness and "per-
nicious activity" are expected to par.
ticipate.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

Phe Mugwun,p organs cry aloud
with one voice that the nominations
and platform Of the recent Democratic
State Convention Of Massachusetts,
must be repudiated IN the interest Of
common political honesty and decen-
cy. But they do not tell us what Sec
Rotary Endioott was about that he al
lowed tbs Administration to be re-
buked and antagonized in his own
State, by his own party, to his great
personal reproach and humiliation.
Globe Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

The report that has been set afoat
concerning Chief Justice Wught's
compromise with the Apache county
criminals proves to be a matter Of
winch he knew nothing whatever til
after the report became public, There
was an agreement it seems between
the prosecuting attorney Of Apache
county and the attorneys for the de-
fence chat compromise should be
made and nolle prosiqui entered, but
so far as Chief Justice Wrights con-
nsction with TIE matter is concerned,
it appears now that he had nothing to
do with it. Phoenix Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

Burro socials are the latest diver
sion in Tombstone society. A pant
ing Of a taillsss burro, life size, IS hung
upon the wall and each guest, is
placed about twenty feet from the pic
ture, blindfolded, turned once around,
and then advances and endeayors to
pin ribbon where the caudal append.
age ought to be. Prizes are given to
the ladies and gentlemen coming near
est and farthest from the objective
pbint The mistakes made are often
lu6ierons.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

Texas is well off IN dogs, or badly
OH, rather, for, according to the Gal
weston News, they cost the state $780,
100000. There are 100000 of them.
They cost their owners 3 cents a day,
or $45,OO0,0OO, and they cost sheep
owners 100000 more.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

The Lebel rife with which the
French troops are being armed is
noted among other things for the
small bullet it shoots Recent eSper-
iments have fixed the bore for the new
rifle for the English army at 81, which
is about the size Of a common lead
peneil.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

There are now running in this
country II electric railways, equip
ped with 6s motors and motor cars.
1t is estimated that they are now car
rying at the rate Of three and one-half
million passengers a year, and when
the roads now under contract are com
plsted twice that number viii be car
ried.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

Southern Indiana is still afflicted
with the seyerest drouth ever known
in that State. The land is 50 hard aud
dry that the farmers cannot plough
for wheat, and it will require at least
a weeks vain to put il in proper con-
dition. The effects are plainly seen
upon the stock. The water Is stagnant
s,nd unhealthy, and all kinds Of stock
is suffering in consequence. The
horses and cattle look as If they had
passed through a hard winter unpro-
teeted and but half-fSd, and this is
true of all stock in the counties men
ton Kansas City Indicator.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08
AsKins Zoo muen.
fFrnn ia Merchant Trnrelar. ]

ethel, he saia, ''yop are Very dear
to me. love Won 10 distraction. but
| cannot help wishing that you
wouldn't chew gum,
"Well, Mr Smifkins," she said,
drawing herself Up proudly PC you
think / am going 70 swallow my gum
without chewing il, ycu are mistaken.
Chewlng.gum was not made - swat
low
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

The immigration to California in the
year 1886, and for the FIRST six months
Of 1887, shows very large increase
over any previous period since 1853.
For 1886 it is estimated there were
10000 arrivals over departures. In
deed, it is claimed by tho principal
railroad officials that the arrivals in
this State from all directions, FOR the
year 1887 win exceed 100000 people.
And, figuring from the school census
reports for this year, the population Of
the State is 10000 people, whilo Ia
1880 i VAS in round numbers, s6l,
INN These 6gnHss speak fol- them-
comment N. Il ss
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08
HI ARIZONA SILVER BELT.
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The Democratic birmingham Ago
declares that eleven Of the Gfteen
Democratic daily papers in Alabama
favor protective tariff.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

An immense photograph, SAID TO be
one Of the largest ID the World, has
been taken ofths United States Treas
ury. II measures seven feet by tour.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-08

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VAN yLFEr A CO., MEMPHIS, Tenn.
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"ROBORO."
Five thousand Cases Cured without
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a rs@sas ioP 6RiiIs and YEVKR, |,
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several children undsr slsht JsGri Of ags.
LynssbuTs. Va. Nov. .. iSs-M..,r,.
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had ehi Il aud fever for fevsrAi months. dur.
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the use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one Of the
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of my frionii and | had severe cases OF
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usual remedies and used no,hins but
"koboro," which fsiultot IN hgroush
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yardlng ne = case Of twenty ;iont e9i,le''
AZ 10 our reliability and responsibility We
refer BY permission % the following subttan.
tal bufiness men Of Lynchbufg, whore both
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THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
The Government Commission Goa.
tiaues lis Inquiry.
witness Rein Mskes Some Very
Damaging statements-Mrs. COL
ten Challenges II untingssn.

SAN FRANCISCO, GAL, September 20.
Mrs. Cotton, widow Of Gen. d. d.
Cotton, In an interview today. makes
q strong denial Of the statement made
q few days ago BY @. P. Huntington
before the Pacific Railroad Commits.
sion in New York In regard to the let.
ten written by him TO her late hus.
band. She accuses Mr.. Huntington OF
islsehood In saying the letters were
stolen from the safe and that they
were aiterwsrd offered him for sale by
her agents. Mrs Cotton uses the fol-
lowing language: "Mr. Huntington
dare not name the agent who offered
him the letters. II he would name
anyone, instead OF indulging In a
mere bluster about 'sgsnts,' the false
hood could be proven instantly"
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GasrssBoRo. ARK, April IS. ls7s.-Dr O.
p. Duncan: Dear Sir-I am a practicin z
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yours are the most reliable proprietary m ed.
icinee have Ever sold or seen used, esps-
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would nor cou not say for any other line Of
patent medicines. Every enc speaks in the
highest terms Of your medicines.
Yours truly. j. IA. ORR, MD,
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DIR. DUNGAAs REDICIREs are
widely known throushout the South. and can
DO found In any we'll supplied store.
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r. 4. N. q.

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the only infillibls cure on earth for
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80 cents per bx. Sold by all drug
pists.
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wis,-. rsps.urs Cause. cssSs..

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Neufalrt, sclatioa, igm 40, naekashs
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oits piaaisrs are admitted "a b. The bsst
remedy knosu, They relieve and cure IN .
least lesof,. lndorssd ~ son Phyaolsns
and Dfuseias. Deware Of I'm tatoni undsf
Timi Ar soundlae namef, such AZ "CapsI.
cum. "CsrsIcln" or "careicins." AaG ros
BHHsou's lsD TafE 20 ofnHFa. IIamlhs
ss-s-p'' isgnHlHY 4 JoilSsON.
.rfopflstofs. New lofk.
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Non Resident Notice.

Non Resident Notice.
No an, RD.-Ofcull Court % Shelby
county, Tsns.-Sam Rvani ". Luls kv-
Anf.
II appearing from sfiiatit. lied In this
eAe's, lnN ,hs ssenaan' L'itls hvsns /"
IL IL therefore ordered, That she make
her arpeAfAnce hertln, 81 the Courthouse.
IN the cltI % Msmphis, fsnn,. on or before
the third Monday in November merit, tssi,
stlii for dlSors.. ., n. san. IN !. .alse 70,
confessed a. 70 her and the cause set Tor
hearing On rsrtsi sud that . eory Of this
order b published once . week, for four
suecossivs vesNs, In the henrhh AppsAl.
DANIEL scuLOss, Clerk.
nyJ u. founf, Deputy CLERK.
Jas N, Greer, sitsr-sy tnf plaintid. ri
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SEALED BIDS

WILL be received Ss;I f ss,IaS. S SaSa.
lss,, dsriss ths Fsir o. ihs ksrryllls AErl'
cultural k,,oclAllon, commencing Tuesday
october a. IN T. poUaLAs, Secretary.
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The American shout heard around
the world is the hello" Of the tele-
phone, which has been adopted by
all the nations.
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HARSH purgstive remedies are fast
giving way to the gentle action and
mild effects Of CAher's Little Liver
Pille. II you try them they will Ger.
tainlv please Won.
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